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  1. 16-May-2007, 11:36 #1
    Haidarieh
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    in a contract, how do you refer to a person who is subletting an appartment.

    the sublessor?
  2. 16-May-2007, 11:42 #2
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    Default Re: legal term

    Sublettor is the original tenant,
    Sublessee - new tenant.

    All the best!
  3. 16-May-2007, 12:15 #3
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    Welcome, Haidarieh.
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